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Well, it’s Monday. Website slow to load. Won’t process the prepayment of gratuities. Won’t put a shore excursion into the cart.

Is it always this bad? Can’t pay my outstanding balance through their website and their office is closed for Thanksgiving.

and some of us have lost our appetite for wings

It’s a clever way to advertise the new ship.

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Sounds like the third one is in sync with the one I received.

Is the second email in reference to a Transatlantic cruise?

I am speaking Crown & Anchor associate right now and she is firm “48 hours” and NOT two days.

Vaccination Required All guests ages 5 and older must be fully vaccinated against COVID‐19 with the final dose administered at least 14 days before sailing. Guests under 5 may join us for this sailing, regardless of vaccination status. Up-to-date: to be considered up-to-date, guests must have received all doses in their vaccine series within 270 days (9 months) of our sail date or received a booster. Guests who've received a booster are considered up-to-date no matter how much time has passed. Testing Pre-cruise All guests ages 5 and older must present a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 48 hours prior to sailing. Guests ages 4 and younger are exempt from this test. Accepted Tests Guests can take advantage of in-person or telehealth tests. Unsupervised testing will not be accepted. Proof of a negative test can be the printed or digital results. To learn more about our accepted tests, visit our FAQ.

I received an Email direct from Royal Caribbean with updated vaccination and testing protocol. The item which stood out to me is the timeframe to test has been shortened from 72 hours to 48 hours. Will put a kink in some passengers travel plans.

Let us know if you find bacon on the buffet two consecutive mornings. That would be noteworthy!

Shows as a option on Voyager.

Based on non-delivery of services, we have initiated a reversal of charges with our credit card company.

We bought and booked a virtual appt two days ago. Linked at the appointed time (actually several minutes early) and waited for over 45 minutes and no host/proctor joined the meeting. I tried calling twice and requested a pn online portal link three times just so I could “talk” to someone. Nothing, nada. Gave up after 45 minutes and hightailed it to a local Urgent Care site for testing.

You will use the app to check in for dining room. May not be needed for set dining (early, late). Not just for dinner, but also breakfast and sea day brunch in MDR.

You know what would be popular? Guy’s for dinner. Every Carnival cruise, my husband wonders why the venue closes at 6 pm.

Steak and eggs for breakfast used to be a draw. However, the cut of meat has seriously been downgraded, so may no longer be worth the visit to dining room.

Thanks for a really good laugh

As a first-timer, OnPoint worked me. It was the least expensive option I could find. I used the free government-supplied kit.

There is no need to “locate luggage”. Use Easy Walk Off with luggage. Take a taxi (39 Euros) to airport. You will be at the airport in about 30 minutes.

I accessed my Princess account yesterday. Now I am unable to login today. Guess I will not be booking with them anytime soon.

Not bidding up that high, so no worries. I just didn’t want to run the risk of losing the promotion by a “change” in my reservation.

Admittedly Royal Caribbean would be the authority to answer my question. But do you think I run any risk of losing the Double Promotion designation (from 2021 yada) if I bid and receive an upgrade?

Just as with vaccination and testing rules to date, if you don’t like or feel safe, stay off cruise ships which do not meet your requirements.

I sail on August 22 so I will be following closely.